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| Casey Jones |
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| Dancin' In the Streets |
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| Easy Wind |
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| Friend Of The Devil |
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| Deep Elem Blues |
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| Don't Ease Me In |
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| Black Peter |
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| Wake Up Little Susie |
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| Uncle John's Band |
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| ....wanna hear Pigpen? |
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| Katie Mae |
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| Not Fade Away -> |
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Reviewer:
njpg -
Subject:
Crazy
I would not have liked to have been in this audience: it's not the mellow crowd I became accustomed to in the 80s and onwards...then again, I never DID see an east coast show. Anyway, really good jams and pretty good audio for a '70 AUD.
Reviewer:
sparkyperry -
Subject:
@bootmenow
I believe the introduction says " From San Francisco, The Grateful Dead "
Reviewer:
Davidb1953 -
Subject:
Capitol Theater late shows
I was fortunate to be at both late shows of this run. Catfish opened both shows. Catfish himself is a very good blues singer but unfortunately his bass player created a problem when, the first night he kept pushing the crowd to clap in time with the band. He did the same thing the second night and the audience booed him very loudly. I have seen video of Catfish Hodge and owned the first Catfish album (Epic 1970) which is quite good. I was firmly on the bus by now and the Dead were fantastic both nights.
Reviewer:
bootmenow -
Subject:
not sure if this is right?
How come at the beginning, he says San Francisco, The Grateful Dead?
This is supposed to be in New York, Right?
Thanks
Reviewer:
gphishmon -
Subject:
March Madness
The Dead had lost TC earlier that year but were still quite a psychedelic band. Nowhere is that more evident than during the Dancin' jams of 1970. Harpur's 5/2/70 is the gold standard, of course, but this one has some incredibly creative playing, especially from Phil, with a bass line reminiscent of the peak of the Caution jam (A - G - F - E) appearing in a different context. Though it's almost 18 minutes long, this one feels like they cut it off too short, like they still had more to say. Easy Wind continues with exceptional melodic and rhythmic playing from Jerry; unfortunately, the end is cut off. One of the better Midnight Hours I've heard morphs into the Lovelight ending in a way that sounds planned. One moment they're in a quiet interlude but still clearly in the key of D, then the next they're playing the E - A of Lovelight, and Pigpen comes right in. Some of the talking is pretty humorous as well (It's your show now!!).
Four stars for the music, 3 for the sound.
Reviewer:
_August_West_ -
Subject:
Sympathy for the audience recording #1
This is a great show and for so many reasons. The first being that this may be the first known performance of 'Friend of the Devil'.
However, on top of that there are alot of great rare songs with 'Walking the Dog' and 'He Was A Friend of Mine' in the early show following with an amazing acoustic set in the late show.
However, on top of all this, this audience recording perfectly highlights the tribulations the band had to go through in 1970. With the audience calling out for 60s classics like 'Saint Stephen' and 'Dark Star', the band has to struggle to introduce their new folk material.
On top of this, the nature of how this very special audience recording even came to the public is yet another interesting aspect to this rare find.
And to say a little about audience recordings, the energy is always better than soundboard recordings. So many times I'm listening to a board and faintly hear clapping, with this recording when the crowd digs a song, you know about it and it puts it all in perspective.
I could go on about why I'm so enchanted by this recording, which is truly my personal favorite of 1970 but I'll finish by saying download and enjoy.
Follow the tour: 1970
gratefuldeadlive.blogspot.com
Reviewer:
He Live's -
Subject:
important additions
this version contains stuff not available in previous incarnations -- thanks folks.......
this dancin' SMOKES!
hey kids, put your disco dancin down for a sec..... the boys had been strechin' this tune out for a long time before they put the flanger on it -- hot stuff!
excellent recording. thank you, DEAD WORKER BEEs!